Indore Bureau
Summary: At the Jan Sunwai held every Tuesday at the Indore Collector office as per the directions of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Collector Shivam Verma today heard the problems of over 200 applicants with seriousness and sensitivity, received about 203 applications, and emphasised giving priority to education and health assistance cases.
In Indore, a Jan Sunwai is organised every Tuesday at the Collector office as per the directions of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. In the Jan Sunwai held today, Collector Shivam Verma heard the problems of citizens seriously and resolved them with sensitivity. In today’s Jan Sunwai, the problems of more than 200 applicants were heard and, wherever possible, resolved on the spot.
203 applications received, resolution process started for all
About 203 applications related to various problems and demands were received from ordinary citizens at the Jan Sunwai. These mainly included applications related to revenue, police, financial assistance, education and health, along with other departments. All received applications have been registered and the process of their resolution has been started.
In cases requiring immediate assistance, necessary action is being taken on priority to provide relief to the applicants. Every applicant’s problem at the Jan Sunwai was heard with seriousness and sensitivity. The applications received have been sent to the concerned departments and time-bound resolution is being carried out. Special attention is also being given to cases in which applicants need immediate relief or financial assistance.
Priority to education and health cases
During the Jan Sunwai, in line with the directions of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, emphasis was laid on giving priority especially to cases of assistance related to education and health. Officers have been directed to ensure that needy citizens receive the necessary assistance for treatment and education at the earliest.
It is to be ensured that there is no unnecessary delay in such cases and that eligible beneficiaries receive the benefit of government assistance on time. Along with ensuring quick resolution of the problems of ordinary citizens through the Jan Sunwai, work is being done to provide the benefits of the government’s welfare schemes and assistance to the needy on priority.
Support assured for meritorious divyang students for further studies
Collector Shivam Verma also spoke to two meritorious divyang students who had come to the Jan Sunwai, and took information about their academic achievements and the requirements for their further studies. Both students have secured good examination results. Encouraging their talent, they were assured that all possible cooperation would be extended as per requirement for their further education.
This initiative is an example of how the Jan Sunwai is not only a platform for resolving grievances but also a medium to connect talented and needy students with government assistance. Such encouragement in the field of education boosts the confidence of divyang students and gives them support to move ahead.
Other officers also heard problems
District Panchayat Chief Executive Officer Himanshu Prajapati, Additional Collectors Nav Jeevan Vijay Pawar and Rinkesh Vaishya, along with other officers, also heard the problems of citizens at the Jan Sunwai and resolved them. The collective presence of officers made it possible to coordinate on the spot on applications related to various departments and take action.
Through this Jan Sunwai organised every Tuesday, a direct dialogue is being established between the administration and citizens. Citizens are able to place their problems directly before officers, and officers also get first-hand information about the ground situation, which makes the resolution process faster and more effective.
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